Please answer the following questions?
1- A client was bitten by a tick while working in histree-covered lawn comes to see you who. He knew it was important toremove the tick in the correct manner. You know exactly how tocorrectly remove the tick. You remove the tick while simultaneouslyteaching the client how to do this if he ever gets another tickbite. The steps that you follow are?
2- Which term describes the system thephysician used to collect, organize, and report diseaseinformation?
A. Screening
B. Surveillance
C. Distribution
D. Rate adjustment
3. What data source would not be useful to the nurseepidemiologist in this situation?
A. Medical records
B. Facility staff (administrator, nurse supervisor,nursing staff, housekeeping)
C. Policy and procedure manuals
D. Food history
E. Medication administration log
4. In analyzing the data, Ms. Brown identifiescommonalities among the two patients. She learns that both patientslive in the same unit, eat in the same dining hall, are diabetic,and receive blood glucose monitoring. Ms. Brown knows that thehepatitis B virus can be transmitted by blood, so she decides toobserve the nurse performing glucose monitoring. She sees that thenurse used a penlet device to secure the lancets that are used onthe residents and that all residents have their own glucometer. Thenurse uses a separate lancet for each patient, but the same penletis used on each resident. Ms. Brown also observes dried blood onthe lancet. Based on this observation, she decides to test all ofthe diabetic residents for hepatitis B infection.
What level of prevention is the nurse exercising inthis situation?
A. Primary
B. Secondary
C. Tertiary
D. None
5.Ms. Brown reviews the hepatitis B testing resultsand learns that one patient has chronic hepatitis B infection andthree other patients have had the infection in the past but are nolonger infected. She recommends hepatitis B vaccine for all of theresidents and staff who are susceptible to the infection.
Immunizations represent what level ofprevention?
A. Primary
B. Secondary
C. Tertiary
D. None
